Finlay has launched the 890, a two-deck scalping screener that utilizes a variety of screen box media options and a variable screen angle. The first 890 has also rolled off the production line.
The Finlay 890 is a new addition to the manufacturer's range of scalpers. Finlay says that it can process a high tonnage throughput of up to 700 tph / 771 U.S. tph, depending on mesh sizes and material type. The screen box is engineered to deliver a high-quality screened product in secondary screening applications such as aggregates, topsoil, construction and demolition (C&D) waste, biomass, compost materials, overburden, foundry waste, and processed ores and minerals. It has a modular configuration with a 6.1- by 1.8-metre (20- by 6-inch) top deck and 5.6- by 1.8-metre (18- by 6-inch) bottom deck screen. The scalper offers a variety of media options including abrasion-resistant punched plates, bofor bars, tines, and a selection of mesh sizes. Equipped with a hydraulic raise screen box function, the Finlay 890 has convenient access to the bottom deck media for maintenance or replacement.
The discharge conveyors have individual variable speed controls, granting operators the ability to tailor speeds for specific applications. It can interchange both side conveyors in the field, either on the same or opposite sides. Additionally, the Finlay 890 model can transition into a two-way split configuration, effectively ejecting oversized materials from both the top and bottom deck.
The fully self-contained plant can be hydraulically folded and ready for transport in less than 30 minutes, making it the ideal machine for large-scale contract screening projects where a productive and dependable screen is needed.
The Finlay 890 is available with hybrid technology consisting of on-board electrical motors permitting the flexibility to run the plant from an outside power supply or standard on-board engine.
